Neurodivergent Friendly Theatre, Changing Public Perception & Addressing Bullying [BONUS EPISODE]

Join us for an unscripted, unedited bonus episode with our host, Ben Branson, as he shares his candid thoughts.
In this exciting and evolving time for the neurodivergent community, change is happening rapidly. Each week, we encounter incredible stories and important news, and we want to keep you in the loop.
In this episode, Ben covers top headlines, from the alarming bullying rates affecting neurodivergent children to a high-profile political family bringing neurodiversity into the spotlight, and an autism-friendly production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
Plus, we have a special contribution from one our listeners.
#autism #dyslexia #neurodivergent
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Articles mentioned in this episode:
How To Approach Addressing Bullying Of Neurodivergent Children: open.acast.com...
All About Tim Walz's Son, Gus Walz: people.com/all...
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is about an autistic boy.
But it hasn’t always been autism-friendly: www.theguardia...
Richard Branson’s advice to parents with Neurodivergent children: www.virgin.com...
On THE HIDDEN 20% - a Dyscalculia, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Tourette's, ADHD and Autism Podcast - host Ben Branson chats with neurodivergent creatives, entrepreneurs, and experts to see how great minds... think differently.
Host: Ben Branson
Producer: Bella Neale
Video Editor: James Scriven
Social Media Manager: Charlie Young
Music: Jackson Greenberg
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[@scantyalien]

Thanks for compiling these updates, it's great to get these curated pieces of news - I appreciate it! I really enjoy all the interviews too. I wonder if you thought about adding some visuals to these news items. It can sometimes be difficult to follow this type of content when it's read or spoken. Adding a screenshot of the article/headline would be amazing. I also felt like some of these updates sounded like you're mentioning something we should already know about and you're starting with the commentary when I'd like to understand more context first. I hope this is helpful because I really like the concept of doing "autism and ADHD in the news". Thanks for all your great content!